What happens to your body when you drink Coca Cola

If Coca Cola is one of your favorite soft drinks, the following will surely make you think again before opening the next box or bottle.

In the first 10 minutes: 10 tablespoons of sweet sugar come into your body (100% of the recommended daily intake). You do not immediately vomit from excessive sweetness because phosphoric acid cuts the flavor, making it possible to keep Coca Cola in your stomach.
In 20 minutes: Your blood sugar is at its peak causing insulin exacerbation. Your liver responds to this condition by converting as much sugar as it can to fat.
In 40 minutes: Caffeine absorption is complete. Your pupils' eyes dilate, your blood pressure rises and your liver responds to this condition releases more sugar in your blood. The adenosine controllers in your brain are blocked to avoid drowsiness.
In 45 minutes: Your body produces more dopamine by activating the pleasure centers of your brain. This is the same way that heroin acts in the brain.
In 60 minutes or more: Phosphoric acid binds calcium, magnesium and zinc to your gut, boosting your metabolism. This is accompanied by urinary secretion of calcium due to high amounts of sugar and artificial sweeteners.
In more than 60 minutes: Diuretic properties of caffeine begin to work. Bonded nutrients (calcium, magnesium, zinc) that would preserve your bones and teeth as well as valuable ingredients such as sodium, electrolytes and water are eliminated from your body.
In more than 60 minutes: As the energy explosion subsides inside you, you start to have the symptoms of "falling" out of sugar shortage, making you irritable or hypotonic. Also, now you have completely soaked all the water you got from Coca Cola.